Hi, hope you enjoyed your trip. You should also visit the East coast, Anstruther, Pitenweem, Crail etc etc they are stunning wee fishing villages 🏴
Hi. Thanks for watching. We actually did a tour of the east coast last year and you're right. It's beautiful. You can check it out on the playlists. Scotland 2022 ruclips.net/p/PL4tOuFeBt02OgTIBmV9pFA4jMMRw4j1In&si=AqGSnSSnegA61ke7
They were brilliant. We watched fir an age and only got suspicious when they just didn't move. Do visit the east coast of the Kintyre is beautiful, especially Caradale beach.😊🐕🚙
Great video guys! Im hoping to do a mini tour of Scotland this summer and your video gives me great food for thought! Stay ‘forever young’! Thanks for posting! 💐
Nothing but admiration for you guy's. In your later years in life. You capture aspects of our land that others don't. Well done to you & your lovely dog BLUE. All your efforts are very much appreciated by a large number of similar minded people. Thank you & god bless. Life's too short. I live here in lovely Scotland. I've been to places you've been where others haven't. You show all what others are missing. Pure magic. Again, well done......
Hi John. Thank you so much. We've taken so much flack in the last few days. This has made our day!! We've been critised for showing the less popular areas of your country. Even told to stop making videos. It's not always easy to brush these remarks off, but then it only takes someone like yourself and its then a little easier to brush them aside. Thank you again for watching and you're very kind comment. Take care Bernie, Tina and of course wee Blue.🙂🐕🚙
Lovely relaxing episode. Shame you couldn’t get to Gigha Island but we enjoyed the drive down the Kintyre Peninsula. You had us fooled with those stone people 😅 Look forward to the next episode ❤
Thanks for joining us. So many lovely spots on KIntyre. Carradale on the east coast stunning. The road on that side is more narrow and winding, the sort of road we know you love.😊🐕🚙
Hi guys👋…. Just found you !!!! What a great and fun channel, so happy to subscribe and follow you in your fabulous adventures….. also so appreciate your map references and info on places you visit🌟, especially for us older explorers…. Off to binge watch you now, stay blessed🚙🍦🍮🎉
I just found you!looking forward to watching more of you,I'm from England but have lived abroad over 40 year now,my nan used to visit Scotland every year ,one of my aunts used to live there till she passed,and,I just dicovered due to my uncle researching our family tree,we hail from Dundee!
Vi abbiamo appena scoperto, siete meravigliosi. Bello il viaggio, bello il UK, quello che fate, come lo raccontate. Noi giriamo con un Doblò e siete di grande ispirazione con il vostro spirito positivo. Andiamo a seguirvi. Grazie!
Benvenuto a bordo. grazie per i tuoi commenti molto gentili Siamo lieti che ti sia piaciuto venire con noi e speriamo che anche tu abbia molte avventure nel tuo micro camper doblo. è divertente, non è vero?🙂🐕🚙
Brilliant. I was based at RAF Machrihanish for 3 years and often went to the places you visited. Got drunk often at the Keil hotel and went down to the light house and struggled back up again. Got a hot feeling in my feet when standing on St Columbas footprints. Great area all down the Mull of Kintyre. Happy days. Thanks.
Pleased we brought back some memories for you. We chickened out of the walk down to the Lighthouse back on our first visit 2018, it was way too hot!! 😊🐕🚙
Ach sea haar can be a pain spoiling the views. I was fooled by the stone people too 😂 Charlie dog 🐶 liked watching Blue squeak his toy. Lovely area, thanks, Em 💕
Yes, but fortunately it wasn't to thick and made it atmospheric. Those stone people, we would love to know who made them. Will do some research. Hope Blue didn't start Charlie dog off! 😁🐕🚙
only just found you guys..looks like you have fun...we have a vivaro camper only a basic conversion we both struggle with mobility but hoping to get out and about more this year. x
Hi. Thanks for coming along with us. Yes, we do have lots of fun. It's often interesting moving around in such a compact space. We do hope you manage to get out and about very soon...we'll perhaps when it's a little warmer 😊🐕🚙
Nice video. thank you. When did you make this trip, weather looks good. We have done many places in Scotland but not the Kintyre peninsular, will have a trip there this year, for sure. Thanks for the map. New Subscriber.
I once drove down the East coast of Kintyre past Saddell Abbey in high Summer during a huge thunderstorm deluge. The storm passed and after a few minutes I was forced to stop as the road steamed such that I could not see past the car bonnet. Either side of the road was in clear bright sunshine!
There's no doubt that road on the east side of Kintyre is a little bit more tricky, with all the bends, climbs etc, but so beautiful. We loved the beach at Carradale. As for the weather, all seasons one day and isolated downpours, we had them all too. 🙄🐕🚙
Awh bless you. Thanks so much. Tina here. All footage is shot and edited on my Samsung mobile. This series was filmed using a Galaxy S10 and now edited on a Galaxy S20. I use an App called YouCut and download my copyright free music from Artlist. Thanks again. After some negative recent comments, thits nice to feel appreciated 👌😊🐕🚙
You won't regret going round Scotland we have some of the best scenery in the world good luck to you exploring and coming across our four seasons in one day 🏴🏴
Hi. Thanks for watching. We've been touring Scotland since pre pandemic and apart from touring the popular places, we also like to seek out the often overlooked places too. As for the four seasons weather.. Check out our playlists from Shetland!!! ruclips.net/p/PL4tOuFeBt02Mtv6WW7EY6z6kD-8XwfHQ7&si=du68b-fHWcvMhXDk 😬🐕🚙
@@the-other-windsors I live in Dundee city and I know what the weather can be like but that's the great thing about Scotland a lot of people don't believe you when you we get four seasons in one day
@theRhinsRanger hi. Very clever isn't it. Yes, we toured all the Dumfries and Galloway peninsula in our old auto sleeper. Long before we started to record our adventures. Loved it. With certain atmospheric sea conditions, we can see the Isle of Whithorn from our garden in Cumbria. Funny, was just thinking to myself this morning, that we need to revisit. Loved Port Patrick 🤔🚙🐕
Thanks and as for our Blue...he's a little star, mist of the time. Thanks for the tip. Your the second person to point out the pronunciation for Gigha. Honestly, shoukd have trued Google for some of the place names on Shetland! 👍😊🐕🚙
@keithwhite1478 Thanks Keith. Place names are obviously important to people who live there, but if you're new to an area. You can only give it your best shot reading how it's written. We're only human and we do our best.🤔🐕🚙
Its not as if its a professional travel programme. Its inteesting and fun which it wouldnt be if the couple had to search google pronunciation for every town and village they travelled through.
Being Scottish,and having Mcneil ancestors buried on Gigha,along WIth McSporrans,its is pronounced GEE_HA with a hard g as in Goat,or Grass.Barra,a small island near Gigha ,also has McNeils,but one island Catholic,Gigha protestant.hope this helps.Gigha is also knows as God's Island,and I've been,and it really is spectacularly wild and beautiful. Hope you enjoy and hope my wee nuggets of info help.
Hi thanks for watching. Honestly, I've had so much stick over my pronunciation and it was never my intention to cause any offence. Thank you for your tip and we really do hope to get to Gigha at some point. Take care and hope all goes OK with the approaching storm 🙂🐕🚙
Hi. Thank you. Although, we have to hold our hands up...we did part of the NC500 on route south from Shetland and Orkney. We however, prefer to explore the hidden, overlooked areas of Scotland.😊🐕🚙
@@the-other-windsors itsme suggested gravity was holding them together, but where they are subject to the wind and waves I would've thought even heavy stones would move.
wel if theyre definately fixed in place, it will probably be a steel dowel or pin going through them all in a line. or just cement be the easiest choice @@the-other-windsors
Who was the genius who decided that it was a good idea to lay a road right through the natural countryside ? To think back in the day if you wanted to visit places it was either by boat or you walked the journey . Much , much less of a damaging ' footprint ' left behind too . A simpler time ! A better time ! Don't you think ?
Hi John. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. We have many conversations about when we were young. They certainly did seem better to us, but then not everyone would agree 😊🐕🚙
As a Scot, i think the best bet for good weather is not, June. The end of July, start of August, is a better bet. June, it often constantly rains. Just a wee bit of advice, if you're planning a trip.
Hi. Thanks. It's always good to get advice from locals. Unfortunately, we had family commitments later in the year. So had to get back for them and to be honest, we started our trip at the beginning of May in Shetland and Orkney. Aiming to try to miss the height of the midge season once back on the mainland... They love me (Tina)😊🐕🚙
Except for last year 2023 it was like winter all summer but especially coldest during spring summer times due to Antarctica June I remember being one of the worst coldest season last year
Aa we left Scotland on 2nd June sounds like it turned back into the type of weather we experienced on Shetland. It was certainly very kind to us towards the end of May.🤔🐕🚙
Hi, we do a bit of both. Staying on a site every few days to get rid of waste, rubbish and have a proper shower. We do try to never park where there are any other vans. Sometimes we have no choice, but we prefer to find isolated spots. It would be a shame if it stopped all together. This year though, we found several spots that had been gravelled over with just a sensible sign not to have fires. 🤔🐕🚙
@@the-other-windsors we done the NCAA’s 500 last year stayed on sites every night . Been told that some areas now have wardens to move wild camper’s on. Enjoy your travels and stay safe
Totally understand but, for many reasons, some of our audience can not physically get to these places and watching our videos helps them to enjoy wild, beautiful areas too.🙂🐕🚙
Just 'found' you and so enjoyed this beautiful journey. Thank you. You've just got yourself a new subscriber!
Welcome aboard! Thanks very much for subscriping. It's very much appreciated. 😊🐕🚙
A very enjoyable video, loved the editing and great choice of music, thanks for posting.
Thank you very much for your very kind comment. Not everyone agrees about the choice of music, but we can't please everyone we guess 🤔🐕🚙
Hi, hope you enjoyed your trip. You should also visit the East coast, Anstruther, Pitenweem, Crail etc etc they are stunning wee fishing villages 🏴
Hi. Thanks for watching. We actually did a tour of the east coast last year and you're right. It's beautiful. You can check it out on the playlists. Scotland 2022
ruclips.net/p/PL4tOuFeBt02OgTIBmV9pFA4jMMRw4j1In&si=AqGSnSSnegA61ke7
They are! Not to mention the fish n chips!!!
Those people were amazing, I thought they had seen seals 😂. What beautiful scenery, another place on my list to visit. Take care Gill
They were brilliant. We watched fir an age and only got suspicious when they just didn't move. Do visit the east coast of the Kintyre is beautiful, especially Caradale beach.😊🐕🚙
Great video guys! Im hoping to do a mini tour of Scotland this summer and your video gives me great food for thought! Stay ‘forever young’! Thanks for posting! 💐
Love your name, brilliant 👏. Thanks , enjoy your adventure and we're doing our best...the old adage..mind is willing, bodies have other ideas 😊🐕🚙
Nothing but admiration for you guy's.
In your later years in life. You capture aspects of our land that others don't. Well done to you & your lovely dog BLUE. All your efforts are very much appreciated by a large number of similar minded people. Thank you & god bless. Life's too short. I live here in lovely Scotland. I've been to places you've been where others haven't. You show all what others are missing. Pure magic. Again, well done......
Hi John. Thank you so much. We've taken so much flack in the last few days. This has made our day!! We've been critised for showing the less popular areas of your country. Even told to stop making videos. It's not always easy to brush these remarks off, but then it only takes someone like yourself and its then a little easier to brush them aside. Thank you again for watching and you're very kind comment. Take care Bernie, Tina and of course wee Blue.🙂🐕🚙
Lovely relaxing episode. Shame you couldn’t get to Gigha Island but we enjoyed the drive down the Kintyre Peninsula. You had us fooled with those stone people 😅 Look forward to the next episode ❤
Thanks Guys. It was still maybe another time. Those stones must be mortored, as they still stood when the tide came in around them.😊🐕🚙
Remember doing that same drive in the late 80s , beautiful place.
It certainly is and all too often bypassed in favour of the Highlands 😊🐕🚙
Gorgeous drive you keep showing us places to go and explore more of …. Great episode thanks for sharing
Those stones were brilliant
Thanks for joining us. So many lovely spots on KIntyre. Carradale on the east coast stunning. The road on that side is more narrow and winding, the sort of road we know you love.😊🐕🚙
Nicely atmospheric video, bringing back happy memories.
Thanks, pleased to bring back memories for you 😊🐕🚙
Glad you enjoyed my beautiful country Scotland🏴
We do. You are extremely blessed to live in such a beautiful country 🙂🐕🚙
Hi guys👋…. Just found you !!!! What a great and fun channel, so happy to subscribe and follow you in your fabulous adventures….. also so appreciate your map references and info on places you visit🌟, especially for us older explorers…. Off to binge watch you now, stay blessed🚙🍦🍮🎉
Hi and welcome. Thank you for taking the time to comment. It's greatly appreciated. Don't get square eyes now lol 😁🐕🚙
I just found you!looking forward to watching more of you,I'm from England but have lived abroad over 40 year now,my nan used to visit Scotland every year ,one of my aunts used to live there till she passed,and,I just dicovered due to my uncle researching our family tree,we hail from Dundee!
Hi and welcome to the channel. We actually drove through Dundee during our tour of Eastern Scotland last year. A beautiful, overlooked area.😊🐕🚙
Vi abbiamo appena scoperto, siete meravigliosi. Bello il viaggio, bello il UK, quello che fate, come lo raccontate. Noi giriamo con un Doblò e siete di grande ispirazione con il vostro spirito positivo. Andiamo a seguirvi. Grazie!
Benvenuto a bordo. grazie per i tuoi commenti molto gentili Siamo lieti che ti sia piaciuto venire con noi e speriamo che anche tu abbia molte avventure nel tuo micro camper doblo. è divertente, non è vero?🙂🐕🚙
Brilliant. I was based at RAF Machrihanish for 3 years and often went to the places you visited. Got drunk often at the Keil hotel and went down to the light house and struggled back up again. Got a hot feeling in my feet when standing on St Columbas footprints. Great area all down the Mull of Kintyre. Happy days. Thanks.
Pleased we brought back some memories for you. We chickened out of the walk down to the Lighthouse back on our first visit 2018, it was way too hot!! 😊🐕🚙
Couldnt do the walk now! 71 with a bad knee!!@@the-other-windsors
Nope, us neither. Although Bernie got a new knee in 2022, but had a heart attack last August. So think the climb back up wouldn't be a good idea 🤔🐕🚙
Oh really sorry to hear that. Yes it would have been daft to do that climb. Hope he has recovered now.@@the-other-windsors
It’s really beautiful there. I’ve enjoyed watching your drive. Thank you from Queensland, Australia 🇦🇺.
Many thanks. We're pleased you enjoyed it. Guess it's just a little warmer in Queensland right now. Wind chill here now - 4 degrees!! 😬🐕🚙
Lovely video. Can you list the music. Loved the song at the beginning. Thank you
Thank you. We've recently just started to list the music and you'll find it lower down in the description.😊🐕🚙
I met my wife in Helensburgh and we spent a lot of time in that area. I recognise Cullen in your intro. We love it there and live close by.
Well spotted. We loved it too and really wished we'd spent more time there. Those fish and chips from "Linda's" were 😋 🐕🚙
@@the-other-windsors No argument from us about Linda;s
Ach sea haar can be a pain spoiling the views. I was fooled by the stone people too 😂 Charlie dog 🐶 liked watching Blue squeak his toy. Lovely area, thanks, Em 💕
Yes, but fortunately it wasn't to thick and made it atmospheric.
Those stone people, we would love to know who made them. Will do some research. Hope Blue didn't start Charlie dog off! 😁🐕🚙
only just found you guys..looks like you have fun...we have a vivaro camper only a basic conversion we both struggle with mobility but hoping to get out and about more this year. x
Hi. Thanks for coming along with us. Yes, we do have lots of fun. It's often interesting moving around in such a compact space. We do hope you manage to get out and about very soon...we'll perhaps when it's a little warmer 😊🐕🚙
Nice video. thank you. When did you make this trip, weather looks good. We have done many places in Scotland but not the Kintyre peninsular, will have a trip there this year, for sure. Thanks for the map. New Subscriber.
Hi welcome to the channel. It was late May/early June by this point in our journey and we'd had all sorts of weather. Didn't spoil our fun though😁🐕🚙
you put up these vidios of beautiful quiet remote places for everybody to see then everybody goes to these places
Hi. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 🙂🐕🚙
I once drove down the East coast of Kintyre past Saddell Abbey in high Summer during a huge thunderstorm deluge. The storm passed and after a few minutes I was forced to stop as the road steamed such that I could not see past the car bonnet. Either side of the road was in clear bright sunshine!
There's no doubt that road on the east side of Kintyre is a little bit more tricky, with all the bends, climbs etc, but so beautiful. We loved the beach at Carradale. As for the weather, all seasons one day and isolated downpours, we had them all too. 🙄🐕🚙
I think the filming and editing are first class. Do you do all that work yourselves and if so, how?
Awh bless you. Thanks so much. Tina here. All footage is shot and edited on my Samsung mobile. This series was filmed using a Galaxy S10 and now edited on a Galaxy S20. I use an App called YouCut and download my copyright free music from Artlist. Thanks again. After some negative recent comments, thits nice to feel appreciated 👌😊🐕🚙
Aaw youre welcome. Your channel is lovely😊
Oh thank you😊🐕🚙
You won't regret going round Scotland we have some of the best scenery in the world good luck to you exploring and coming across our four seasons in one day 🏴🏴
Hi. Thanks for watching. We've been touring Scotland since pre pandemic and apart from touring the popular places, we also like to seek out the often overlooked places too. As for the four seasons weather.. Check out our playlists from Shetland!!!
ruclips.net/p/PL4tOuFeBt02Mtv6WW7EY6z6kD-8XwfHQ7&si=du68b-fHWcvMhXDk 😬🐕🚙
@@the-other-windsors I live in Dundee city and I know what the weather can be like but that's the great thing about Scotland a lot of people don't believe you when you we get four seasons in one day
Same here in Wales!!!!😂
Take care its getting well rough here on NW Cumbria Coast! 😵💫🐕🚙
@@the-other-windsors it's getting wild here too take care
I love how you show us your journey with MAPS!
Thank you. Old school lol 😁🐕🚙
its stunning that drive from tarbet to campletown
We have to agree😊🐕🚙
Us Scots are great at building Cairns 😂 theres actually an artist that goes around making things like that
Amazing aren't they? This was particularly good viewed from a distance. 👌🐕🚙
@the-other-windsors oh it fooled me for a moment at the right angle, very clever. Have you Been down the Rhins of Galloway much at all?
@theRhinsRanger hi. Very clever isn't it. Yes, we toured all the Dumfries and Galloway peninsula in our old auto sleeper. Long before we started to record our adventures. Loved it. With certain atmospheric sea conditions, we can see the Isle of Whithorn from our garden in Cumbria. Funny, was just thinking to myself this morning, that we need to revisit. Loved Port Patrick 🤔🚙🐕
Beautiful
Thank you 😊🐕🚙
last time i was up there the keil had been bought and was slowly having work done,
That's interesting. Really hope they can get it back to it's glorious self 🤔🐕🚙
Nice trip down there. Love your doggie. Gigha is said Gia. You can get pronounce on Google, that may help you in the future.
Thanks and as for our Blue...he's a little star, mist of the time.
Thanks for the tip. Your the second person to point out the pronunciation for Gigha. Honestly, shoukd have trued Google for some of the place names on Shetland! 👍😊🐕🚙
@@the-other-windsors Pronunciation of Ghia is unimportant. You can't know everything.
@keithwhite1478 Thanks Keith. Place names are obviously important to people who live there, but if you're new to an area. You can only give it your best shot reading how it's written. We're only human and we do our best.🤔🐕🚙
Gigha is pronunced gee-aa.
Its not as if its a professional travel programme. Its inteesting and fun which it wouldnt be if the couple had to search google pronunciation for every town and village they travelled through.
Those two rocks with the sunlight on them really did look like people.
They certainly did. It was just because they hadn't moved for quite some time, that we decided to take a closer look 😁🐕🚙
Being Scottish,and having Mcneil ancestors buried on Gigha,along WIth McSporrans,its is pronounced
GEE_HA with a hard g as in Goat,or Grass.Barra,a small island near Gigha ,also has McNeils,but one island Catholic,Gigha protestant.hope this helps.Gigha is also knows as God's Island,and I've been,and it really is spectacularly wild and beautiful. Hope you enjoy and hope my wee nuggets of info help.
Hi thanks for watching. Honestly, I've had so much stick over my pronunciation and it was never my intention to cause any offence. Thank you for your tip and we really do hope to get to Gigha at some point. Take care and hope all goes OK with the approaching storm 🙂🐕🚙
9:07 love it ❤
Thank you 😊🐕🚙
Nice music
Thank you 😊🐕🚙
Good on you . Cracking upload far better than those doing the nc500 known as the few that know as the no clue 500 . Make your own adventures
Hi. Thank you. Although, we have to hold our hands up...we did part of the NC500 on route south from Shetland and Orkney. We however, prefer to explore the hidden, overlooked areas of Scotland.😊🐕🚙
the west coast is great for scenery and lovely beaches, I wonder how those stone people are stuck together.
gravity👍👍
We've had a great time and love Kintyre. As for the stones, not exactly sure as they were still visible when the tide came in around them 🤔🐕🚙
@@the-other-windsors itsme suggested gravity was holding them together, but where they are subject to the wind and waves I would've thought even heavy stones would move.
Yes, with our experience of the ferocious SW winds off the Irish Sea here at home. They even shifted a cemented on chimney coving stone!🤔🐕🚙
wel if theyre definately fixed in place, it will probably be a steel dowel or pin going through them all in a line. or just cement be the easiest choice @@the-other-windsors
Did you stop at Muneroy tearoom in Southend...??
Biggest cakes ever...!!!
Hi. Not this time. Trying to remember if we did a few years ago. Been to so many places now, my wee grey brain cells are overloaded 😁🐕🚙
Who was the genius who decided that it was a good idea to lay a road right through the natural countryside ? To think back in the day if you wanted to visit places it was either by boat or you walked the journey . Much , much less of a damaging ' footprint ' left behind too . A simpler time ! A better time ! Don't you think ?
Hi John. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. We have many conversations about when we were young. They certainly did seem better to us, but then not everyone would agree 😊🐕🚙
As a Scot, i think the best bet for good weather is not, June. The end of July, start of August, is a better bet. June, it often constantly rains. Just a wee bit of advice, if you're planning a trip.
Hi. Thanks. It's always good to get advice from locals. Unfortunately, we had family commitments later in the year. So had to get back for them and to be honest, we started our trip at the beginning of May in Shetland and Orkney. Aiming to try to miss the height of the midge season once back on the mainland... They love me (Tina)😊🐕🚙
@joe9042 Agree wholeheartedly that June into July is often the Scottish monsoon season.
Even September is better than June and less midgies
Except for last year 2023 it was like winter all summer but especially coldest during spring summer times due to Antarctica June I remember being one of the worst coldest season last year
Aa we left Scotland on 2nd June sounds like it turned back into the type of weather we experienced on Shetland. It was certainly very kind to us towards the end of May.🤔🐕🚙
Not many potholes.
Like your music, the island is pronounsed Gee-ah
Thank you. Honestly, we've taken so much flack for my mispronunciation of Gigha. I always do my best, but don't always get it right 🤔🐕🚙
@@the-other-windsors Every day is a school day, great vids keep them going
@stranraerlad1 You're right there. Thanks 👍 🐕🚙
Gigs is pronounced Geea
Thank you. We'll know next time 👍🐕🚙
Sea mist is horrible. It can be a beautiful day and all you get to experience is gloom 🙄
Agree. We sometimes get that here at home too in Cumbria 🙄🐕🚙
When you visit Scotland try to pronounce the names properly please!
As strangers to an area, we can only do our best 🤔🐕🚙
Hope you stay on sites and not wild campers, Scotlands coming down on wild camping.
Hi, we do a bit of both. Staying on a site every few days to get rid of waste, rubbish and have a proper shower. We do try to never park where there are any other vans. Sometimes we have no choice, but we prefer to find isolated spots. It would be a shame if it stopped all together. This year though, we found several spots that had been gravelled over with just a sensible sign not to have fires. 🤔🐕🚙
@@the-other-windsors we done the NCAA’s 500 last year stayed on sites every night . Been told that some areas now have wardens to move wild camper’s on. Enjoy your travels and stay safe
Thank you 😊🐕🚙
@stevelathwell4606 as usual a small group of thoughtless people cause problems for others. It's been really bad.
the places you show become busy.....ruining the remoteness so please stop remote beauty spots are spoilt by vidios like yours
Totally understand but, for many reasons, some of our audience can not physically get to these places and watching our videos helps them to enjoy wild, beautiful areas too.🙂🐕🚙
Tit
@roystewart4826 Assuming this is a comment of support? We've taken so much flack in the last few days.🤔🐕🚙
Sorry if I upset you or caused Confusion Take care you have a Lovely Life and Chanel
No worries. Just had some very unkind comments today. Take care 😊🐕🚙
@@the-other-windsors They are Brave behind a behind screen gont take them to heart i will sub now
@@cheesepizza392 bless you 🙂🐕🚙
been fooled for a few 1000 years /
????
He means England has been fooling us for a 1000 years
@murraygiles3191 OH I see. Thank you for the explanation. 🙂🐕🚙
@@murraygiles3191 Correct
Thanks we now have an explanation 😊🐕🚙
New Sub South Wales the RuFF Part Ha Ha
Welcome 🙂🐕🚙